As both the criteria concurred to the definition, harmonization of their operational wording was requested.
Most of the veteran group's new fans think the name a play on "You, too?" rather than on a high-altitude American spy plane that could read the license plates on cars entering the Kremlin (and that, like rock music, is still operational. Words and parachute by Francis Gary Powers).
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In other words, operational risk is the risk of doing business in a volatile world, filled with imperfect people, including employees who aren't always honest, regulators who sometimes engage in overkill and trial lawyers who find any excuse to sue.
In the exemplar of these architectures, σ(t) is constant during the functional process, in other words, no operational signal is required (i.e., the system is autonomous), and thus no informational content can be associated with it.
In other words, the operational burden of American foreign policy now rests on the backs of one twentieth of half of one percent of the American people.
In other words, the operational code should have had nothing to do with the initial formation of aa-tRNA specificity during the origin of proto-translation system in the RNA world.
In the event, Afghan teams have acquitted themselves well.But if the attack "had no operational effect whatsoever", in the words of John Allen, the senior American general in the country, what of the arguably more important, though less tangible, effect on public confidence in both Afghanistan and America about whether the war can ever be won?
Nor does it make the sentences handed out yesterday to seven Indian operational managers anything like the last word.
To model hard real-time systems, we use untimed finite automata: each accepted word is a valid operational behavior of the periodic component of the system.
